Early bird registration is now open for the Rockefeller Alumni Conference! This conference is for you. Bask in two days of reconnecting with classmates, refining professional skills, networking with peers, and having fun!
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Wendy Davis is the founding director of Deeds Not Words, a non-profit that seeks to empower and activate the voices of young women in public and political discourse.
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My favorite part of the fellowship experience was having the chance to attend several congressional hearings over the course of the summer on a wide range of issues, from rising healthcare costs, to the US-China trade war, and even the state of American diplomacy according to Secretary of State P
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Todd is passionate about critical ethnic studies, Asian American studies, and urban geography. His thesis engages the complicated webs of real estate speculation, race, life, and neoliberalism.
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As a research intern at the Brown Center on Education Policy, I worked on projects focusing on community college access, governance of education policy, teacher diversity, the gender wage gap in teaching, and the impact of the midterm election on education.
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Arvind Suresh '19 attended the annual Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) conference, which took place this year at Dartmouth. The theme was Planetary Health with an examination on how environmental change will impact our health and quality of life.
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Chris Rudd is a designer, community organizer and youth worker with a passion for social justice based in Chicago.
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As a First-Year Fellow, Jessica McDermott ’21 interned at the Congressional Research Service under the mentorship of Mary Beth Nikitin ’96.
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Modified majors are a popular option for Dartmouth students. Intended to fit the needs of a student whose interests cannot be fulfilled in one singular department, these majors exemplify what a liberal arts degree is all about.
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The Close the Workhouse campaign's goals are threefold: close the St. Louis city jail colloquially known as the "Workhouse," reduce St. Louis city’s incarcerated population by 33%, and invest in programs and services that support communities instead of jails.
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For an intern, I was given an incredible amount of responsibility and independence. I was motivated to work hard and excel, because I knew that my final product would have a meaningful impact on FERC’s surveillance.
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This year’s Perkins Bass Distinguished Visitor is Thomas Burack ’82, former Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services.
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